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If you read the details on the electric boat I posted here:
Ruckmarine Electric Sportboats - KONA 17 Specifications
Top speed: 27mph
Planing speed: 15mph
Time at top speed: 30 min
Time at planing speed: 45 min
Time at 5mph: 3.5+ hours
Battery size: 12.8 kWh
Battery weight: 328 pounds
Boat displacement: 1490 pounds
Those seem like reasonable performance goals, since it has actually been done and better than any napkin calculations.
Hmm... I have an 80's era Evinrude outboard that hasn't run in 20 years...
I'm not sure I'd call 45 min of runtime on plane, for $50k, a "reasonable performance goal"Time at planing speed: 45 min
Those seem like reasonable performance goals, since it has actually been done and better than any napkin calculations.
Very do-able. I converted my 2016 Bayliner 175 to all electric and I love it. Here is a link.I have a Zodiac Hurricane with a 200 hp diesel over jet drive. Jet is driven by toothed belt. Looking to convert to electric. The 85S has the right horsepower. Need all components and tech support.
Tom
Did mine in a couple of months. Pretty easy really.This is a real complex DIY project. Fortunately, there are companies which have done all the hard part of engineering and assembly. So, unless you will enjoy spending a few years in your garage (rather than on the water), you might want to consider just buying something:
ElectraCraft Electric Powered Boats | Complete line of electric boats
Very nice!Did mine in a couple of months. Pretty easy really.
This is very impressive - nice job! I found your other video, I hope you don't mind me posting it:Very do-able. I converted my 2016 Bayliner 175 to all electric and I love it. Here is a link.